>> I always felt like any major is a --
as long as you can [inaudible] -- solve a problem, right?
That's the best way to go about -- and you can be successful regardless of what major you took.
I'm all ad-, I'm a bit leaning towards if you do an engineering business or IST kind of major,
MIS kind of a deal, then you learn a little bit more on problem solving, problem finding,
and how to go about the process of figuring out a solution.
So that's key, I think, so, if you -- if -- and I think, those majors, I mean,
I'm sure other majors through that -- liberal arts and, you know, any other major --
education does that so, I think that's key.
So I'd say problem solving is more important
than what major they should pick but -- and finding a passion.
So what are their passion [sic] about --
that's also key so those two combined would be what are -- whatever that major ends up being.